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greatlakesmade · 5 years

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A Red Bird Refinished

In this weekly spotlight series, we visit the unique and family-oriented styles of A Red Bird Refinished, a hidden gem nestled just 30 minutes outside of Chicago’s bustling, downtown area. Debby Albrecht and Caitlin Young are the perfect dynamic, mother-daughter duo, who bring wit and charm to the small business life. Only a little over a year old, A Red Bird began with the upholstery and refinishing of Albrecht and Young’s own furniture. Debby, the “woman behind it all”, has been a seamstress for years, and found both joy and an outlet for her creativity. Once it was clear that the two of them possessed an incredible talent for it, family and friends were eager to put in their orders for designs as well! They became so busy that Debby was able to leave her full time job, which lacked that “creative side” to it, and start making A Red Bird her full time job. From there, they were able to get almost the whole family involved in both big and small ways, working together to bring A Red Bird to homes and communities around the Great Lakes. From wooden furniture and 1800s chaise lounges, to poofs and personally designed laptop bags, it seems that A Red Bird may have it all! Explore their News and Gallery on Facebook.com Here! How did A Red Bird get Started? Debby’s full time job before A Red Bird was “rewarding but not creative,” and did not allow her to stretch her limits into the realm of possibilities that A Red Bird Refinished has become. Once it was clear that there was not only a demand, but a surplus of orders, Debby decided to make Red Bird her full time job! Debby and Caitlin are the “main pair” in the family business, and they are sure to get the job done! Accompanied by family around the world, like Danielle Albrecht writing all the way from Egypt, and their husbands’ occasional delivery crew, the “Red Birds on the Fly”, they have created an elite, family team of entrepreneurs! Even the name A Red Bird was inspired by Debby’s mother, a woman who knew what it was like to find beauty in the world around us, and how to have faith in life, love and family. Family-oriented, family-inspired and family-run, Red Bird is the kind, caring and cozy sort of business that anyone would be lucky to work with.

Gabrielle Albrecht helping with a large project.

Debby and Demetrius II hard at work! How do these designs and Projects get where they’re going? Whether it’s by SUV, rented truck or something you pick up yourself, A Red Bird will make sure each piece is carefully handled and transported where it needs to go! When I asked them how they were able to transport such large pieces of furniture, such as “Scarlett” the 1800s chaise lounge, Caitlin said that they have an SUV of their own and “we’re often surprised what can fit in there!” They dedicate a lot of time and energy to make sure that each piece gets where it needs to go in the safest, fastest way possible.

“Red Bird on the Fly” with husbands Daniel and Demetrius! What is the most Important Part of A Red Bird? “We love when the clients have a sentimental value,” says Debby. “To “take something and bring something beautiful to someone’s home,”. From the moment I spoke to them, I could tell that Caitlin and Debby were a pair of strong, caring women who would do anything for family. Perhaps most notably, for others’ families! They described that A Red Bird was about “keeping things out of landfills,” and being able to preserve long-forgotten, or even delicate pieces of family history that their clients would bring to them. They described the joy that they felt in being able to renew or prolong family heirlooms, furnitures or other items and objects passed down throughout the generations. Another amazing thing about A Red Bird is their attention to detail, and the heart that they put in. Though their primary goal is to restore a piece of furniture or item to a new glory so that it can be used or better admired, Caitlin and Debby know when to preserve a little bit of the past. “Every piece has a past, it’s owns story and minor cosmetic imperfections help tell that story so they are left intact,” – Red Bird Facebook.

Caitlyn and her gorgeous baby, stitching away! What sets A Red Bird apart? A Red Bird not only takes great care and intricacy of detail into their work, but they also customize smaller projects, such as their new laptop bags and their many fantastic poofs. Not only are they homemade and hand-designed, these items are usually customizable by color, fabric, size and style. You’ll never see something twice from them, unless specially ordered of course. The charm only grows when you look over the past accomplishments and achievements earned by the A Red Bird family in just a short amount of time. Each piece of refinished or reupholstered furniture on their Facebook.com page, where they primarily do their business, has a name. Unlike large business chains or Amazon.com who would name their products long, strings of “keywords” to catch as many eyes as possible, Red Bird highlights each completed project with a charming, hand-picked name to match the personality or significance of the project. From a gorgeous rocking chair named “Jeanine”, to a couch and armchair set named “Chloe”, it is clear that each project does not only received great attention to detail in its refinishing, but holds a special place in the hearts of Albrecht and Young. This caring and gentle attention sets them apart from any chain store or large business only looking to move product as fast as possible. Instead, clients get to choose colors or designs on their projects or requested items. It lends a sense of collaboration and creativity to the business. This is why A Red Bird is your go-to for Great Lakes refinishing and homemade, hand-designed products!

Chloe, a charming couch and armchair set

Jeanine, your classic rocking chair What was one of Your Favorite Projects? Sometimes the projects that fall into A Red Bird’s lap aren’t simple, but that just “adds to the fun!”. Scarlett, an 1800s era chaise lounge “came to us in a rather dilapidated and indisposed state,”, says the A Red Bird team. It was a bare base frame with large exposed springs that teetered precariously to the left. Once they were confronted with this project, they rolled up their sleeves and got to work.Scarlett was all springs – it did come with a layer of “chainmail” it was “just a mess, it wasn’t usable,” so Debby’s husband was able to pull the top off. With a little extra help from family, Albrecht and Young were able to completely reconstruct Scarlett: “…we tightened and refinished the feet, re-tied the loosened springs, and layered her with fresh padding,”. They finished her off with a “Gone-with-the-Wind inspired chenille jacquard fabric,” and the results couldn’t be more enchanting! I imagine that Scarlett’s name came from the inspired, gorgeous fabric that they chose. This just goes to show that the team at A Red Bird is not only prepared to do more complicated projects, but have excellent taste, too!

Scarlett in all her gorgeous glory! What is Next for A Red Bird Refinishing? Debby and Caitlin are interested in hosting their own events soon, “where all types of creatives can come together,” but haven’t been able to “narrow anything down yet,”. They are also looking into owning their own storefront someday to sell their amazing products. For now, Debby’s sister is opening a mercantile boutique called Finery and Finishes in Richmond Illinois that they hope to display some of their wares in. Also, A Red Bird has been fortunate enough to be contracted to refinish and update library furniture for the teens and kid sections of the Crown Point Library in Crown Point Indiana! It’s an “amazing opportunity” to showcase their work to the public, but also to help their community in an amazing way! In addition to their amazing, newly designed seat cushions, laptop and tote bags, Red Bird refinished is setting out to two markets that take place in the next few weeks: The first is the Hunt and Gather market taking place at the Lake County Fairgrounds in Crown Point Indiana. This event takes place on May 10th and 11th, and is guaranteed to be an amazing display of artisan crafts and designs, A Red Bird among them. The second market event is the Homewood Artisan Street Fair which takes place on June 7th and 8th in Homewood Illinois. Vendors from the Great Lakes region and all over will be in attendance, and Albrecht and Young are very excited to participate this year.

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samuelmmarcus · 5 years

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Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Rental Home

Hello, my wonderful friends! It’s really great to start this week with a new Beautiful Homes of Instagram and I know this one will inspire many readers.

Dani Ferretti of @GoldCoastCanvas is talented, brave and she is here to show us that we can make of our home a “home-sweet-home” wherever we are, regardless if it’s our forever home or a rental.

Please, make sure to follow her on Instagram (it will make her day!) and take notes on how she decorated her beautiful rental home!

Hey friends, Dani of @goldcoastcanvas here! I’m so humbled that Luciane reached out to me and it is truly an honor to be featured among such incredibly talented designers here on HomeBunch. I never would have imagined that our once plain-jane rental home would someday be worthy of this. I am feeling excited and grateful (and maybe a little bit like the new girl at the lunch table!).

My boyfriend Brad and I both grew up in South Florida and we are true barefoot, ocean-loving Florida kids at heart. We’ve both bounced around the country (and the globe) quite a bit since leaving home. We most recently moved to Austin, Texas where we’ll stay until it’s time to make the permanent move back home to Florida.

As you can imagine, being away from family and the ocean takes some adjusting to. This is why it was so important that our home in Austin, no matter how temporary, still have space for guests and still reflect that breezy lifestyle we love most. We chose a modern, new-construction home in South Austin not far from downtown. It was the perfect jumping off point for the activities we love most: hiking the greenbelt with our chocolate lab Soko, hitting up our favorite taco truck, or catching some waves at the surf park (yes, you can surf in the middle of Texas!)

I have always loved coastal decor, but it took me years to hone in on my true design aesthetic. Once I started focusing on how I wanted our home to feel rather than how I wanted it to look, everything clicked into place. For this house, I really wanted to create a home that felt like a sanctuary and that was easy to live in – where spaces felt organic and nothing was too precious. I think that is what makes coastal homes so appealing to me. They are meant for the happy messes of sandy feet and salty hair.

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Rental Home

This is the talented homeowner, Dani, with her adorable dog. I am so proud of how she made of this rental a real home.

Home Location: Austin, Texas

Home Specs: Modern, 3 bed / 2.5 bath, 2000sqft

Entryway

Front Door: Custom ETO Doors 5-Lite Quinque door – similar here & here.

Chandelier: Existent – similar here, here, here & here.

Rug: World Market – similar here.

Flooring

Flooring: 5” Hickory Celebration in Honey Spice by Shaw Flooring.

Wall & Trim Color: Custom formula by Sherwin Williams.

Console Table

For this house, I really wanted to create a home that felt like a sanctuary and that was easy to live in – where spaces felt organic and nothing was too precious. I think that is what makes coastal homes so appealing to me. They are meant for the happy messes of sandy feet and salty hair.

Console Table: Here in Distressed Grey – similar here & here.

Faux Stems: Pottery Barn.

Vase: Target (no longer available) – Others: here & here.

Similar Baskets: here, here & here.

Living Room

I continued the neutral palette into the living room so as not to overwhelm the open space. I grounded it with an amazing collection of pillows from my favorite shops and an earthy, warm coffee table that everyone can gather around. We are just weeks away from getting a brand new custom sofa. I wish it had come in time for pictures but I’ll definitely be sharing it on my feed when it does arrive – so stay tuned!

Beautiful Sectionals: here, here (on sale), here & here.

Tree

Tree: Arbequina Olive Tree – similar here (faux).

Tree Basket: World Market.

Large Basket: here – similar.

Art Print: Deb Presutto.

Pillows

Block Print Pillow: McGee & Co.

Denim Stripe Pillow: one-of-a-kind – Others: here, here & here – similar.

White Pillow: here – similar.

Marble Tray: Terrain.

Coffee Table

Coffee Table: Eclectic Goods – similar here, here & here.

Kitchen

The thing that sold me most on this house was the kitchen. As serial renters, we were used to dealing with suboptimal cooking spaces (our kitchen in our San Francisco apartment had about two feet of counter space!) This one felt like a long-awaited luxury to us. I softened the modern finishes with more organic selections like the vintage-inspired rug, aged cutting boards and handmade ceramic dishware.

Wall Color: Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Kitchen Island Dimensions

Island Dimensions: 42” x 94”.

Faucet: Moen.

Kitchen Rug: McGee & Co – Other Beautiful Runners: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Wall Paint Color

Wall paint color is Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Kitchen Cabinet

Cabinets are 42” Armstrong Sienna Cabinets in Alpine White.

Kitchen Hardware

Hardware: Amerock Bar Pulls in Sterling Nickel.

Vintage Painting: McGee & Co.

Fruit Basket: Shoppe Amber Interiors – similar here.

Countertop & Backplash

Counters are Black Pearl granite.

Similar Cutting Boards: here.

Crock: West Elm.

Bud Vase: McGee & Co.

Backsplash: 8.5” x 2” subway tile – similar here – Other Beautiful Tiles: here, here, here & here.

Kitchen Lighting

Light pendants are the 16” Waikiki from MyBaliLiving – similar here & here.

Beautiful Counterstools: here, here, here, here & here.

Dining Area

Our dining room is small but I knew we needed a sizable table for big dinner gatherings. To make it work, I opted for benches that could be pushed under the table when not in use. I love how it created a cozy little nook on the wall side. The photos above the table are actually sketches of the different homes we’ve made memories in: Brad’s apartment in Sydney, the St. Louis bungalow my father grew up in and the 120 year old Victorian we lived in in San Francisco.

Wall Color: Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Table: Pier 1.

Chairs (beige): Overstock.

Wide Mat Frames (gray): Pottery Barn.

Vase: Areo Home Clay Water Pots – also available here.

Laundry Room

A small hallway leads to a laundry room and powder room.

Laundry Basket: No longer available – Other Options: here, here, here, here & here.

Brass Frame: World Market.

Basket Tray: Kouboo.

Rug: Loloi.

Powder Room

Dani did such a great job with the decor!

Gallery Frame: West Elm.

Pedestal Sink: here – similar.

Bud Vase: McGee & Co.

Faucet: Moen.

Home Office

Upstairs, we have an open loft area that looks out over our living room. I work from home full-time and knew immediately that this would make a great office because it’s a defined space that still feels open to the rest of the house.

Rug

DIY

I wanted to do something unique with the alcove so we opted for some large, diy floating shelves and a gallery wall featuring some of our favorite pieces.

Desk: World Market – Also seen on these “Beautiful Homes of Instagram”: here & here.

Colors & Textures

While I stuck with earthy neutrals, I used this space as an opportunity to be a little more playful with color and pattern.

Desk Chair: Joss & Main.

Pillow: McGee & Co.

Brass Planter: World Market.

Kumquat Print: Nancy Noreth.

Loft

The oversize armchair on the opposite side of the room is a great place for reading (or napping!)

Chair

Chair is from Ashley Furniture – similar chair with ottoman.

Side Table: West Elm.

Lamp: World Market.

Button Pillow: West Elm – similar here.

Wide Mat Gallery Frame over armchair: Pottery Barn.

Guest Bedroom

Down the hall is our guest bedroom. I reupholstered an existing bed to give it a clean linen look like the one in our own room. This room really challenged me to flex my creative muscles and I love the unexpected combination of old and new. The aged metals, rugged handmade nightstands and modern decor accents all come together to create a space that I hope any guest can appreciate.

Sconces: Visual Comfort – Others: here, here, here & here.

Bedding

Bed Blanket in Cool: Coyuchi.

Quilt: here & here – similar

Pillows

Blue Throw Pillows: McGee & Co.

White Pillow: here & here – similar.

Rug

Rug is from McGee & Co.

Paint Color

Walls: Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Curtains: Pottery Barn.

Desk

Desk is from Joss & Main.

Mirror: here – similar.

Chair

Chair: McGee & Co.

Desk Lamp: Wayfair.

Vase: Areo Home Clay Water Pots – also available here.

Clock: McGee & Co.

Panoramic Painting (in closet): McGee & Co.

Guest Bathroom

I extended this same theme of old and new into the guest bathroom.

Rug: Loloi.

Wall Paint Color

Hardware: Amerock Bar Pulls in Sterling Nickel.

Prints by Marcelle Calder.

Counters: Cultured marble.

Faucets: Moen.

Master Bedroom

I took my time designing our master bedroom and it is my absolute favorite room in the house. I wanted to keep this room clean and simple, while still giving it enough layers to feel cozy. I stuck with two main colors – a blue/grey and cream – and brought things to life with lots of different textures. From the driftwood nightstands to the chunky cotton quilt to the faded rug, everything in this room is meant to feel a bit organic and weathered, yet still refined.

Paint Color & Bedding

Wall Color: Silver Drop by Behr.

Sunset Painting: McGee & Co.

Quilt: West Elm (I highly recommend bedding by West Elm).

Striped Bed Blanket in Gray: Evangeline Linens Pinstripe Blanket 100% Cotton – similar here & here.

Blue Throw Pillows: McGee & Co.

Bed & Rug

Bed: Skyline Furniture – also here (without nailhead).

Beautiful Throws: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Rug: Surya.

Nightstand

Nightstands are from Pottery Barn.

Nightstand Decor

Basket Tray (with books): here.

Vase: West Elm.

Table Lamps: Pottery Barn.

Master Bathroom

In our master bathroom, the contrast of the dark tiling and the white finishes adds a touch of drama. I kept decor simple with some minimalist palm prints and a faded vintage-inspired runner.

Rug: No longer available – similar here.

Cabinetry

Cabinets: Armstrong Sienna Cabinets in Alpine White.

Tile: 16 x 24 – existing – similar here, here & here.

Towels: Parachute Home.

Beautiful Hampers: here, here, here & here.

Countertop

Counters: Cultured Marble.

Vase: McGee & Co.

Hand towels: McGee & Co – similar here.

Hardware: Amerock Bar Pulls in Sterling Nickel.

Faucets: Moen.

Backyard

Having usable outdoor space was really important to us. However, when we moved in, our backyard was just a plain patch of grass. Since we’re renting, we worked with our landlord to come up with an affordable solution. With my dad’s help, we built this raised gravel patio ourselves!

Bistro Set: Ikea.

Outdoor Furniture

Outdoor Sectional: No longer available – Others: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Umbrella: here – similar.

Stool / Side Table: Safavieh.

Home-Sweet-Home

The new raised gravel patio ended up being a hit in the neighborhood and inevitably, all of our gatherings end up out here. I’m so glad we went for it! It serves as a reminder that no matter where you’re living at the moment, it’s always worth a little investment to make it feel like home. You don’t have to wait for your dream house!

Many thanks to Dani for sharing all of the details above.

Make sure to follow her on Instagram to see more of her beautiful home!

Blog: Gold Coast Canvas.

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Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Horse Farm.

Modern Coastal Shingle Home.

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Kitchen Renovation with Before & After Pictures.2019 New Year Home Tour.

Full-scale Home Remodel Inspiration.

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: How to Build your own Home.

Interior Design Ideas: Grey Shingle Home.

Connecticut Beach House.

Interior Design Ideas: Colorful Interiors.

New England Home.

Interior Design Ideas: Home Renovation.Classic Colonial Home Design. Family-friendly Home Design.

New Year, New Beautiful Homes of Instagram.

Grey Kitchen Paint Colors.

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See more Inspiring Interior Design Ideas in my Archives.

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dawnjeman · 5 years

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Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Rental Home

Hello, my wonderful friends! It’s really great to start this week with a new Beautiful Homes of Instagram and I know this one will inspire many readers.

Please, make sure to follow her on Instagram (it will make her day!) and take notes on how she decorated her beautiful rental home!

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Rental Home

This is the talented homeowner, Dani, with her adorable dog. I am so proud of how she made of this rental a real home.

Home Location: Austin, Texas

Home Specs: Modern, 3 bed / 2.5 bath, 2000sqft

Entryway

Front Door: Custom ETO Doors 5-Lite Quinque door – similar here & here.

Chandelier: Existent – similar here, here, here & here.

Rug: World Market – similar here.

Flooring

Flooring: 5” Hickory Celebration in Honey Spice by Shaw Flooring.

Wall & Trim Color: Custom formula by Sherwin Williams.

Console Table

Console Table: Here in Distressed Grey – similar here & here.

Faux Stems: Pottery Barn.

Vase: Target (no longer available) – Others: here & here.

Similar Baskets: here, here & here.

Living Room

Beautiful Sectionals: here, here (on sale), here & here.

Tree

Tree: Arbequina Olive Tree – similar here (faux).

Tree Basket: World Market.

Large Basket: here – similar.

Art Print: Deb Presutto.

Pillows

Block Print Pillow: McGee & Co.

Denim Stripe Pillow: one-of-a-kind – Others: here, here & here – similar.

White Pillow: here – similar.

Marble Tray: Terrain.

Coffee Table

Coffee Table: Eclectic Goods – similar here, here & here.

Kitchen

Wall Color: Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Kitchen Island Dimensions

Island Dimensions: 42” x 94”.

Faucet: Moen.

Kitchen Rug: McGee & Co – Other Beautiful Runners: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Wall Paint Color

Wall paint color is Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Kitchen Cabinet

Cabinets are 42” Armstrong Sienna Cabinets in Alpine White.

Kitchen Hardware

Hardware: Amerock Bar Pulls in Sterling Nickel.

Vintage Painting: McGee & Co.

Fruit Basket: Shoppe Amber Interiors – similar here.

Countertop & Backplash

Counters are Black Pearl granite.

Similar Cutting Boards: here.

Crock: West Elm.

Bud Vase: McGee & Co.

Backsplash: 8.5” x 2” subway tile – similar here – Other Beautiful Tiles: here, here, here & here.

Kitchen Lighting

Light pendants are the 16” Waikiki from MyBaliLiving – similar here & here.

Beautiful Counterstools: here, here, here, here & here.

Dining Area

Wall Color: Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Table: Pier 1.

Chairs (beige): Overstock.

Wide Mat Frames (gray): Pottery Barn.

Vase: Areo Home Clay Water Pots – also available here.

Laundry Room

A small hallway leads to a laundry room and powder room.

Laundry Basket: No longer available – Other Options: here, here, here, here & here.

Brass Frame: World Market.

Basket Tray: Kouboo.

Rug: Loloi.

Powder Room

Dani did such a great job with the decor!

Gallery Frame: West Elm.

Pedestal Sink: here – similar.

Bud Vase: McGee & Co.

Faucet: Moen.

Home Office

Rug

DIY

I wanted to do something unique with the alcove so we opted for some large, diy floating shelves and a gallery wall featuring some of our favorite pieces.

Desk: World Market – Also seen on these “Beautiful Homes of Instagram”: here & here.

Colors & Textures

While I stuck with earthy neutrals, I used this space as an opportunity to be a little more playful with color and pattern.

Desk Chair: Joss & Main.

Pillow: McGee & Co.

Brass Planter: World Market.

Kumquat Print: Nancy Noreth.

Loft

The oversize armchair on the opposite side of the room is a great place for reading (or napping!)

Chair

Chair is from Ashley Furniture – similar chair with ottoman.

Side Table: West Elm.

Lamp: World Market.

Button Pillow: West Elm – similar here.

Wide Mat Gallery Frame over armchair: Pottery Barn.

Guest Bedroom

Sconces: Visual Comfort – Others: here, here, here & here.

Bedding

Bed Blanket in Cool: Coyuchi.

Quilt: here & here – similar

Pillows

Blue Throw Pillows: McGee & Co.

White Pillow: here & here – similar.

Rug

Rug is from McGee & Co.

Paint Color

Walls: Dolphin Fin by Behr.

Curtains: Pottery Barn.

Desk

Desk is from Joss & Main.

Mirror: here – similar.

Chair

Chair: McGee & Co.

Desk Lamp: Wayfair.

Vase: Areo Home Clay Water Pots – also available here.

Clock: McGee & Co.

Panoramic Painting (in closet): McGee & Co.

Guest Bathroom

I extended this same theme of old and new into the guest bathroom.

Rug: Loloi.

Wall Paint Color

Hardware: Amerock Bar Pulls in Sterling Nickel.

Prints by Marcelle Calder.

Counters: Cultured marble.

Faucets: Moen.

Master Bedroom

Paint Color & Bedding

Wall Color: Silver Drop by Behr.

Sunset Painting: McGee & Co.

Quilt: West Elm (I highly recommend bedding by West Elm).

Striped Bed Blanket in Gray: Evangeline Linens Pinstripe Blanket 100% Cotton – similar here & here.

Blue Throw Pillows: McGee & Co.

Bed & Rug

Bed: Skyline Furniture – also here (without nailhead).

Beautiful Throws: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Rug: Surya.

Nightstand

Nightstands are from Pottery Barn.

Nightstand Decor

Basket Tray (with books): here.

Vase: West Elm.

Table Lamps: Pottery Barn.

Master Bathroom

In our master bathroom, the contrast of the dark tiling and the white finishes adds a touch of drama. I kept decor simple with some minimalist palm prints and a faded vintage-inspired runner.

Rug: No longer available – similar here.

Cabinetry

Cabinets: Armstrong Sienna Cabinets in Alpine White.

Tile: 16 x 24 – existing – similar here, here & here.

Towels: Parachute Home.

Beautiful Hampers: here, here, here & here.

Countertop

Counters: Cultured Marble.

Vase: McGee & Co.

Hand towels: McGee & Co – similar here.

Hardware: Amerock Bar Pulls in Sterling Nickel.

Faucets: Moen.

Backyard

Bistro Set: Ikea.

Outdoor Furniture

Outdoor Sectional: No longer available – Others: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Umbrella: here – similar.

Stool / Side Table: Safavieh.

Home-Sweet-Home

Many thanks to Dani for sharing all of the details above.

Make sure to follow her on Instagram to see more of her beautiful home!

Blog: Gold Coast Canvas.

Best Sales of the Month:

Serena & Lily: 20% off Dining Event. Use code: ENTERTAINING

Wayfair: Up to 75% OFF – President’s Day Huge Sales on Decor, Furniture & Rugs!!!

Joss & Main: End of Season Sale: Up to 85% Off!!! Free shipping with code: STARS

Pottery Barn: 20% off + Free Shipping. Use Code: WEEKEND

One Kings Lane: High Quality Design Decor for Less – Save 20% Sitewide Puls and Extra 10% with code: OKLPRES19

West Elm: 20% Off your entire Purchase + Free Shipping: Use Code: WINTER

Anthropologie: Take an extra 40% off all sale items! See Joanna Gaines Exclusive line here!

Urban Outfitters: Hip & Affordable Home Decor.

Horchow: High Quality Furniture and Decor. Up to 30% off the entire site!

Nordstrom: Up to 40% OFF!

Arhaus: Up to 60% OFF!

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A Jaw-Dropping Apartment In One Of Australia’s First Warehouse Conversions

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The entry area to Mardi Ola’s spectacular converted warehouse in South Yarra. Antique cabinet filled with various art pieces: David Bromley ‘Noah’s Ark Bronze Animals’, Gemma Smith acrylic sculpture from Sarah Cottier Gallery, and Vanilla Netto neon from Arc One Gallery. Vintage Soriana sofas purchased on 1st Dibs. Painting by Gemma Smith from Sarah Cottier Gallery. Painting in hallway by Vanilla Netto from Arc One Gallery. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

View into the kitchen. Lacanche range, custom brass rangehood surround. Solid European oak joinery with stone masonry by Hendersons (‘seriously the best laughs ever working with those guys!’ Mardi says), vintage plaster from Geoffrey Hatty. Swing placement by Louella Tuckey – who insisted Mardi needed it in the kitchen. Cappellini ‘Hi-Pad’ stools from Dedece. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

‘This is actually the girls’ homework table – it’s never looked neater!’ Mardi says. Solid oak tripod table by Louella Tuckey. Vintage Japanese glass vessels on table from Made In Japan. Industrial steel doors and windows by Skyrange. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The library. Joe Colombo ‘Elda’ chair and Curtis Jere ‘Brad’ table lamp from 1st Dibs. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Vintage mushroom collection in the library from Moss Green Galleries. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

View of the library. Vintage pendant from 1st Dibs. Jardan ‘Sunny’ sofa. Behruz Studio rug. Joe Columbo ‘Elda’ chair. Curtis Jére ‘Brads’ table lamp. Maria Fernando Cardoso feathered hanging totem from Arc One Gallery. ‘Blow Up’ chair from 2st Dibs. Gemma Smith paintings from Sarah Cottier gallery. Vintage leather dining chairs from 1st Dibs. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Mardi in the library, in front of her impressive vintage mushroom collection (!) from Moss Green Galleries. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

‘Blow Up’ chair from 1st Dibs. Gemma Smith paintings from Sarah Cottier Gallery. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Dining room through to the garden room. Dining table made of an industrial vintage base and custom-made top. Vintage Cassina ‘Cab’ chairs from Shapiro Gallery. ‘Art Tree’ created by years of Mardi’s kids’ artwork being ‘plonked on it’. Vintage pendant light over dining table from 1st Dibs. Sisal rug by International Floor Coverings. Minotti sofa from Dedece. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The sitting room. Snoopy lamp from Euroluce. Vintage Platner armchair from 1st Dibs reupholstered in Kvadrat by Martel Upholstery. Serge Mouille standing lamp. Behruz rug. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Vintage chrome light from Rewire LA (one of Mardi’s all-time favourite lighting go-to’s). Marian Drew artwork. Vintage Paul Evans sideboard, used as a bar. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Robert Owen painting and 3D sculpture. Janet Laurence paneling from Arc One Gallery. Jason Hartcup 3D Wall piece. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Main bathroom. Vintage tub from Geoffrey Hatty. Curtis Jere brass safety pin. Vintage brass pendant from 1st Dibs. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Corner of the master bedroom. ‘The wall panelling is, in fact, my sneaky shoe storage’, Mardi reveals! Rug from Tibet Sydney. Warren Platner armchair from 1st Dibs. Joshua Yeldham owl sculpture from Scott Livesy gallery. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Master bedroom. Artwork above bed by Gregory Hodge from Sullivan Strumpf gallery. Bedlinen by Society Limonta. Articulated wall lights from Angelucci. Mirrored bedside tables by Don McQualter. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The playroom. Vintage bed and painted linen wall paneling by David Bromley. Curtis Jere vintage brass pendant from 1st Dibs. Maison de Vacances pouf. Rug from Behruz Studio. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Ava’s room. Vintage desk. Hemptech sheer linen curtains. Windows by Skyrange. Birdcage pendants from Paris. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Ava’s room. Bed designed by Mardi. David Bromley embroidery above bed. Bedlinen by LAB and Hale Mercantile. Big lamb picture is one Mardi had blown up and printed on canvas. Brass chest from 1st Dibs. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Olivia’s bedroom. Vintage artwork from 1st Dibs. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Olivia’s room. Vintage artwork from 1st Dibs. Vintage French bed linen from Ici et la Sydney. Rug from Behruz Studio. Pendant light by Anna Charlesworth. Mirrored lightning bolts from Bride and Wolfe. Cushions by Megan Park. Desk designed by Mardi. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

The plant room, featuring a majestic Fiddle Leaf Fig that Mardi jokes she ‘just can’t kill’. Photo – Caitlin Mills. Styling – Annie Portelli.

When designer Mardi Ola purchased this property just two years ago, the 1982 fit out was still standing strong. She explains ‘it was awash with grey laminate!’ The site was originally the home of a Maples Stores (the yesteryear version of Myer, or Harvey Norman), and in 1978 was purchased by a group of Melbourne architects and developers. In 1980, the team converted the site into a group of apartments – in one of Australia’s first warehouse conversions (i.e the original hipsters!)

When Mardi moved in, she immediately stripped the space of internal walls, to bring her own identity to the spatial layout. She explains ‘as none of the internal walls are structural, it was relatively easy to reconfigure.’ Less easy, was sawing through four layers of brickwork to drop the height of all of the windows… but it was worth the work!

Mardi came across the building almost twenty years ago when walking around the area with her eldest daughter Mia (now 20) in her stroller. ‘I was enamoured with it at the time, and knew that I definitely wanted to live here someday.’ The stars aligned as the apartment became available at just the moment Mardi was looking.

The home is adorned with an incredible collection of furniture, antiques, art and other treasured items Mardi has collected, and her ethos is to ‘make things as friendly and relaxed as possible, and as far away from the showroom aesthetic as possible.’ The Paul Evans cabinets, Platner armchairs and Columbo ‘Elda’ chair are particular favourites, in a mix-and-match of Mardi’s most adored possessions.

What strikes us most about this amazing home is its incredible use of texture and COLOUR! Mardi has been so brave with her choices, layering rich gold curtains with lux silk carpets and moroccan rugs underfoot, and introducing teal wall panelling, alongside a palette of mustard, apricots, and even icy mint green, with cabinetry in emerald greens and grey… I could go on! The result is a home that is enviably refined, yet full of personality – a space with its own truly unique character.

Mardi is a self-proclaimed lighting obsessive, although she admits that ‘almost half of the lights are decorative here, as I quite like moving around in the semi-dark at night.’ Luckily, she knows the layout of the space like the back of her hand, so is unlikely to bump her toes or knock over an irreplaceable antique in the dark! She explains how the scale and volume of the space was both a gift and a challenge in configuring a liveable home. ‘I divided up areas with the use of Skyrange steel and glass walls, which give a sense of division, creating separate rooms without being closed off or blocking light.’ Warehouse conversion at its very best!

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The new items remained true to the original designs, however they have been up to date to make use of present fabric and materials technology (the reissues had been also stamped with a medallion to distinguish them from classic items). The manufacturer additionally did away with particular pricing for architects and designers (usually forty % less), and instead supplied the lower costs to anyone who walked into the showroom. In the meantime, sort the words "midcentury" and "fashionable" into any furniture retailer's search pane, and you'll seemingly come up with dozens of pieces labeled with these design-world buzzwords—even if there may be nothing "midcentury" concerning the objects they describe. For those who dine in a recent restaurant tonight, there is a good probability you will be seated in a chair that was designed within the Nineteen Fifties—whether it is an Eames, Bertoia, Cherner, or Saarinen. Panelling takes a room to the subsequent degree, including a lot of visible curiosity,” says Irene of the eating room It may possibly even make a small area look greater, she says. The secretary (moved from the living room) is somewhat sudden and dramatic,” says Irene; it's a function that showcases her traditional-meets-contemporary type proper on the entrance door I put the leather-based-and-chrome stool beneath it for a bit of an eclectic feel. Decorating with yellow - a color Irene is using fairly a bit right now - loosens up the classic black-and-white decor As for the 20-yr-outdated William Birch sofa: Irene muses that she'll reupholster it again someday and perhaps lose the skirt to indicate off its tapered legs. 2. 3. Creating BalanceIn addition, it's essential that you just add a touch of stability to your private home or workplace.Stability entails having equal proportions of the colours that you will choose as wellas the texture, lay-out and sample of the designs you wish to pitch in to yourhome. If you're living in a flat or perhaps a studio apartment where there isnot a lot space to fill in with furnishings; then you'll need to look for thosefurniture gadgets that won't eat up too much of the space. The ground also needs to respect the identical classic notice, thus one made out of layered wooden is certainly a good choice. When you solicit assistance from such an interior design expert, you should listen to his opinion and clarify your total imaginative and prescient, so that he can perceive your wants and wants relating to the room that is going to be redecorated. It all will depend on your private style of course, however they'll show to be useful as they'll recommend distinctive accessories that may match right within the classic style you want to go for. Window coverings in conventional rooms show classic style. Jennifer is a Professional Member of the American Society for Interior Designers (ASID), and passed the NCIDQ examination whereas residing in Naples.Check Out ='text-align:center'>

Interior designers play an important rule when making a house. The designs incorporate classic, clean lines that function to suit your household's life-style and design aesthetic. These include items like dining room tables, beds, kitchen cabinets, solid wood flooring and architectural details like uncovered beams and your entrance door, to call only a few. Listed here are seven ways to achieve an interior design route that balances fresh and new with timelessness. A Bahamian living room 's raw-poplar walls give the texture of "a fisherman's shack," designer Marshall Watson says. Look Up appeared for furnishings that might replicate mild, including a pair of French mirrors and iron coffee tables with antiqued mirrored tops. one hundred forty five+ Designer Living Room Decorating Concepts. Outdated and new design meet harmoniously, while elegant interior furnishings present the ultimate consolation and stylish city living. The trunks are a really perfect touch to imbue a contemporary room with classic style and elegance. The kitchen is of complete bespoke design by Sophie Paterson Interiors. That is the key to creating Modern Classic designs. Totally different rooms in a home can make the most of totally different design types, as long as the adjustments aren't too extreme. That is another design style that depends heavily upon more natural-kind parts. Here's a listing of a few fantastic design styles on your dwelling that you could be want to make note of and make the most of.

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Where to Splurge and Where to Save in the Living Room

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Think of all the things you do in your living room: playing board games with the fam, celebrating the holidays with your crew, drinking a much-needed bottle of wine (or three…) after a long day of work. Suffice it to say, your living room is where you, well, live! And as such, it’s crucial that it’s designed to suit both your busy life and killer style.

Alas, that’s a lot easier said than done, particularly when designing on a budget. So we decided to pool our network of interior designers for their tips on where to penny-pinch and where to indulge when tackling a living room. So read up, because with these insider tips, you’ll have slick digs with cash left over for a party!

Save: Decorative Objects + Pillows

A prime place to spare some dough is on decorative accents.“I like to save in the accessories department since those are things that are changed frequently,” says Amy Bennett. So don’t go all-in on a lavish vase that you’ll probably end up switching out for another one with the next bouquet anyway. Adriene M. Ged agrees: “Small accessories and throw pillows can easily be swapped out.” And since changing up these smaller elements in a living room is a handy way to reinvigorate the space, saving on accessories is a key area for cutting cash-corners.

Splurge: Seating

Just because you’re not the Mother of Dragons doesn’t mean you don’t deserve living room seating that is fit for a queen. “The biggest splurge-worthy item in a living room is the seating,” says Michelle Vosk. “What’s better than a super comfy, high quality sofa?” We think Tyrian Lannister would concur, and so does designer Rhiannon Gillis. She says that when it comes to a couch, “You want to spend money on something that you can have for years, that you love the look of, and the feel of.” Tammy Cody adds that the sofa is “where memories are made,” so it’s of paramount importance to invest in one that can support all of that emotional and bodily weight.

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Save: Curtains

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For glorified strips of fabric hanging from poles, curtains certainly don’t come cheap. But Taylor Anderson says it’s possible to find affordable alternatives to expensive draperies. “Often times you can have simple curtains made for a fraction of the price, or your designer can help you find cheap substitutes,” she says.

Splurge: Rugs

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An area rug can make or break a room, so our designers recommend budgeting with that in mind. “There is no better piece to make a big statement than your rug,” says Rhiannon. “Get something big, beautiful, and worth every penny. Everything else is easy to skimp on and still make work.” A room’s rug is meant to tie everything together and set the tone for the space. And I think we can all agree you want that tone to be chic and luxe, not drab and cheap.

Save by Reupholstering

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While we fully condone splurging on a quality couch and a lavish arm chair, our designers have also divulged a trusty trick for saving money when you want a change: reupholstery. Linnette Rolon says, “To save money for clients, I usually refinish or reupholster a good piece of furniture.” Amy Bennett suggests keeping your throw pillows but just buying new covers to freshen things up.

Splurge on What You Love

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Living rooms are the ultimate in-home-gallery for conversation pieces, so be on the lookout for wall art that tickles your fancy or an extravagant light fixture that just makes you smile. These statement elements are worth shelling out a bit more for because they’re the pieces that will bring you the most joy. “An item is (almost) always splurge-worthy if you really, really love it!” says Michelle. “If you feel your feelings when you see it, splurge away.” Gwendolyn Gibbish looks to inject a personal style statement in the living room with the perfect credenza. She says, “I like to do a unique piece here, something vintage to stand out and stand the test of time.” If it meets this criteria, then it totally deserves the investment.

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